Backflow testing in Highland Village: what to expect
Highland Village is almost purely residential, and its irrigation demand per household is among the highest in Denton County. Wooded, hilly lots with mature trees and established landscaping run large multi-zone systems hard from April through September, and the city's terrain means many systems are zoned by elevation with booster arrangements. Practically every home here has at least one testable assembly, and homes with a pool auto-fill line have two.
Because the housing stock is concentrated in a few large developments — Highland Shores most of all — HOA and common-area work is a meaningful share of what we do. Entry features, medians, greenbelt irrigation, and amenity areas each carry their own device and each generates its own record with the city. We schedule those as one annual route so the association gets a single consolidated compliance packet instead of chasing individual reports.
The commercial footprint is small and easy to describe: the retail at FM 407 and FM 2499, professional offices, city facilities, and Lewisville ISD campuses inside the city. Those properties carry the domestic reduced pressure assemblies and fire line detector checks, and we handle them on the same route as the neighborhoods so scheduling stays fast.
Highland Village compliance, handled for you
Highland Village Public Works keeps the cross-connection records, and pool auto-fill lines are treated as separate assemblies here — each one needs its own annual test and its own filed report. We complete the state test-and-maintenance report on site and file it directly with City of Highland Village Public Works, then email you a copy for your records.
Highland Village ZIP codes we cover
- 75077
Highland Village neighborhoods and districts we test in
- Highland Shores
- The Highlands
- Castlewood
- Oak Hills
- Briarwood
- Chapel Hill